Tag: Sayers
Dorothy L. Sayers Messed Me Up: A Newbie’s Response to The Whimsical Christian
Dorothy L. Sayers messed me up. Whimsy, indeed. Hmph. One cannot help, when one begins to think in Dorothy’s whimsical terms, but see whimsy in the minutest details and the most complex matrices of life. Whimsy has invaded, and I like it.
How Goes a Soul
I do not have a soul…
The Unofficial Inkling: Dorothy L. Sayers’s Influence on C.S. Lewis’s Imaginative Apologetics
To what degree should a work of imagination be credited to the mind of its creator, and to what degree, to the minds that influenced its creator?
The Kingdom of God in Dorothy L. Sayers’s The Man Born to be King
We will consider how Sayers’s plot structure shows both what the Kingdom of God is not and what it is. Next, we will consider her characterization of Jesus under various titles used for him: King, Messiah, Christ, Son of Man, and Son of God.
